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Hi,

first thanks for this awesome software. But I have some trouble and I don't know how to proceed. First I try to find out what else I could provide for this report to be a good bug report.

First, I use the latest version (v1.14.0) from openSUSE build Service. I know, I should compile it by my self to avoid any other causes for this behavior. But for now I still use this package from there

Steps to reproduce:

Try to collapse the Explore query row using keyboard-only navigation

Actual Result:

Can’t collapse query row

Also, there is a focus-issue here. See the A11y notes:

Same tab, when you copy the query or a link to it, the focus is reset

Expected Result

Preflight Checklist

• I have completed all Troubleshooting Steps.
• I'm on the latest version of Directus.
• There's no other issue that already describes my problem.

Describe the Bug

If you ca

Is your enhancement request related to a problem? Please describe.
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What I think when I see x and y:

What it actually is: